Three Global Signals Mark Greece’s Full Economic Comeback
From London to Luxembourg, international markets and European institutions are sending clear signs of confidence in Greece’s accelerated growth, debt reduction, and reform trajectory.
From London to Luxembourg, international markets and European institutions are sending clear signs of confidence in Greece’s accelerated growth, debt reduction, and reform trajectory.
International houses raise price targets, citing double-digit profit growth, credit expansion, and bancassurance potential.
Brussels pushes through sweeping changes that cut capital requirements, strengthen supervision, and redirect private money toward Europe’s strategic priorities.
Historic events at the Phanar with the Pope and the Ecumenical Patriarch, followed by London for the Morgan Stanley investment conference — Parthenon Marbles talks also on the agenda.
After Donohoe’s resignation, the Greek Finance Minister emerges as a top contender for Eurogroup leadership
A striking 93% of total investments will be directed to new projects, from 6.3 GW of new RES across Greece and Southeast Europe to 1.5 GW of flexible capacity including large-scale batteries, modern gas units and hydroelectric projects.